Indian cough syrups linked to kids’ deaths in Uzbekistan should not be used, says WHO

India cough syrup linked to Uzbekistan deaths ‘substandard’: WHO

The World Health Organization said the Indian manufacturer’s products had ‘unacceptable amounts’ of toxic substances.

WHO issues alert over Indian cough syrups blamed for deaths in Uzbekistan

The World Health Organization has issued an alert warning against the use of two Indian cough syrups blamed for the deaths of at least 20 children in

WHO issues a 'medical product alert' for Marion Biotech cough syrup

Cough syrup case: The WHO has said Marion Biotech had not provided guarantees to them on the safety and quality of these products

India suspends license of cough syrup pharma linked to child deaths in Uzbekistan

Production of syrup by pharma firm based in northern Uttar Pradesh state halted last month after 19 children died in Uzbekistan - Anadolu Agency

WHO issues alert on Indian cough syrups blamed for Uzbek deaths

United Nations health agency warns against the use of cough syrups made by India's Marion Biotech that were linked to child deaths in Uzbekistan.

Uzbekistan cough syrup case: Marion Biotech’s production licence suspended; WHO issues medical product alert

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has also issued a medical product alert on Ambronol and Dok-1 Max syrups, both manufactured by Marion Biotech in Noida, Uttar Pradesh